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SpaceBalls
Austin Powers 1 & 2
She Creature 2001
The Barbarian Queen
Sleepy Hollow
The Fall of the House of Usher
Halloween 6: Producers Cut (god it is SO Much Better than the original)
Scary Movie 1&2
Scream 3
Silence of the Lambs
Hannibal
The Exorcist 1 & 2
American Histoy X
Creul Intentions
Gladiator
TITANIC (i dont want any crap about this one)
The Green Mile
Kiss the Girls
Along Came a Spider
Bram Stokers Dracula
Independance Day
The Godfather

WOW i like a lot of movies, yeah i know a LOT of Horror Films, they are interesting to me.

I'll try to limit mine to just a few(yeah right) Ahh where to begin, in no paticular order...:

JAWS
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Midnight Express
Once Upon a Time in America
CaddyShack
The Four Seasons
Idiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark
Titanic(latest)
Friday the 13th
Halloween
Nightmare on Elm Street
The Sixth Sense
The Transformers Movie
Secret of Nimh
Heavy Metal
The Godfather trilogy
The Shining
Pet Cemetary
Blazzin' Saddles
Space Balls
The Jerk
Pink Floyd: 'The Wall'
The Doors Movie
One Who Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Clockwork Orange
Debbie Does Dallas(just Kidding!)
Eyes Wide Shut
Apocalypse Now
2001: Space Oddessy
The Graduate
RainMan
All the Presidents Men
The Insider
Gladiator
The Matrix
Gattaca
Victory
The Truman Show
Superman The Movie
Batman
Full Metal Jacket
Platoon
JFK
The Breakfast Club
Flatliners
The Lost Boys
American Beauty
The Black Hole
Flash Gordon
The Hidden Fortress
Fortress
Wallstreet
Fatal Attraction
Basic Instinct
Psycho
Dial M for Murder
Laura(1950's?)
Misty
The Sting
Mad Max
Lethal Weapon
The Wizard of OZ
Monkey Shines
Chucky(forgot the name of the movie?Fright Night? maybe?)
Jurrasic Park
The Fog
Gremlins
Police Academy
Colors
Boyz in the Hood
Beverly Hills Cop
48 Hours
The Chosen One
Ghostbusters
Blue Thunder
Ghost
The Bicycle Thief
Woodstock:The Movie
Labamba
Poltrageist ?sp?
The Terminator (and T2)
Predator
Pump Up the Volume
Bowfinger
Fletch
What About BoB?
Mary Poppins
Willie Wonka and the Chocalate Factory
Annie
Midway
Scent of a Women
Taps
Cat's Eyes
The Hobit
Rickey Tikki Tavy
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Ed Wood
Edward Sciccor Hands
Beatlejuice
Fantasia
Bambi
Pinochio
Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Short Circut
Scanners
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
War Games
Biloxi Blues
Ferris Beulers' Day Off
The Big Lumbowski
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Natinal Lampoons Vacation/European Vacation
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Brewsters Millions
The Blues Brothers
Hear No Evil, See No Evil
The Pink Panther & Return of...
Raising Arizona
Miracle on 34th street
A Christmas Carrol(Original/traditional)
A Christmas Story
A Few Good Men
Riskey Business
The Postman Always Rings Twice
Pirahna
The XFiles
Dances with Wolves
The Replacements
Animal House

Oh my! My brain is fried, I know I have a bunch more favorites, but I think I'll make another post out of those I've forgotten.
One note to add to the list:
Can't find it on Video, and definetly not on DVD... It's a Historical Documentary(nice way of saying Nazi Propaganda Film) I think it only exist on Reel Film that you'd get at a Library or University and it's called:
'Triumph of the Will'- a Hauntingly Nationalism Inspiring film, I know..don't ask, it's just good...then you catch yourself saying, wait a minute these are the Nazi's were talking about and then it draws you back in...weird, go figure!

Mrhat. I won't give you crap about Titanic (it has faults, but it's a good film overall) but I will give you crap about Scary Movie 1 and 2 and (shudders) Hannibal. Ugh. It's in a race with SpyKids to be "The worst movie of the year" in my book.

Xir. I know what you mean about Triumph of the Will. Lani Reifenstahl was a cinematic genius. Too bad she was a friggin' Nazi...and I think you CAN find it on DVD. We watched it in a film class and the prof. had it on DVD. Theres also a documentary on Reifenstahl herself and the other movies she made. She made about the '36 Olympics that was really amazing too. I think it's called Olympiad.

Rollo Tomassi, good call on Lonesome Dove ! I love it. Did you ever see Return to Lonesome Dove? TL Jones passed on it, so Jon Voigt played Call. By itself it was good, but not comparable to the original.